Iran Nuclear Program

We have all met “truthers”. You know, the kind of conspiracy theorist who believes that every evil event was concocted at a secret military facility in the basement at Fort Dix, Georgia, or some such place.

Demented: Ahmedinejad registers as a candidate for the 2009 elections. Photo: AP

Last week Iran’s President Ahmedinejad’s appeared before the UN General assembly. He told the assembled leaders that most of the world believed that the US government was responsible for the destruction of the World Trade Centre in 2001.

So now we have the phenomenon of a national leader as a “truther”. Ahmedinijad’s bizarre speech – the latest in a long series – gives an important insight into the nature of the regime in Tehran, a regime which may soon have its finger on the bomb.

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  • chop says:

    12:04pm | 24/10/11

    Michael Danby (author of the above article) is yet another Zionist Jew that has infiltrated our political system to sprout hate propaganda towards Iran and Islam in general and draw us into another major war that will be a friggin’ entry into WW3. These agents here and abroad that have… Read more »

  • chop says:

    05:14pm | 08/09/11

    That nails it right on the head T.Chong Me thinks ol’ Mickey boys loyalty is firmly planted in Israel who is basically praying on human decency by manipulating Western govenments and trying to drag us into a war with islam whilst any criticism of their war crimes are hushed in… Read more »

 

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